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  In North Texas, the Whole World is a Stage United as Theaters Band Together

  May 25 at 4 a.m.

  Theater is one sector of the arts that requires a live audience in order to exist, and companies all over the world are suffering the devastating effects of the pandemic. Even the Globe in London, the renowned replica of Shakespeare's theater, is reportedly on the verge of shuttering permanently. In North Texas,...

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  Danielle Georgiou Dance Group is Learning How to Make Theatre During a Pandemic

  May 19 at 4 a.m.

  The arts have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, and theater and dance groups are no exception. Not only have the lockdowns been financially problematic for local theaters, but the very heart and soul of live theater is also facing a precarious future. The reason we go to the...

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  Performance Artist Colton White Is an ‘Intimacy Activist’

  April 22 at 4 a.m.

  What is performance art? It’s not quite the performance of theater, nor even improv. It doesn’t consist of a finished piece that can hang on one’s wall or be propped on a stand. An academic might describe it as anything involving “action, ritual, task” but that misleadingly boils performance art...

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  Home Is Where the Art Is: The Most Creative Responses to Coronavirus from North Texas Artists

  April 16 at 4 a.m.

  Some of the greatest art throughout history has sprouted from shaky grounds in tumultuous times. While some of us are overeating or learning how to cook or working on beautifying our yards, North Texas artists are finding ways to channel their stress into their art and make good use of...

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  It’s a Bard Life: A Fort Worth Theater Is Helping Veterans Leave Their PTSD on the Stage

  April 16 at 4 a.m.

  Stephan Wolfert hadn’t planned to stumble drunk into a Montana theater in 1991 for a performance of a play by Shakespeare. The jaded Army veteran also didn’t expect to connect with the medieval character of a crazed, homeless woman up on the stage, or to eventually share the healing he...

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  Global-Mindedness Is the Key to Everything for Kristin Colaneri

  March 27 at 4 a.m.

  Kristin Colaneri is a self-described renaissance woman. An Italian American visual artist with degrees in film and theater, she has spent time in both Dallas and New York and logged countless hours in the worlds of fashion, makeup and theater. Since 2015, she’s taught fine arts at Brighter Horizons Academy,...